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Great Branding Examples

Erik K Pelton

The following is an edited transcript of my video Examples of Great Branding – to see the images and logos, watch the video below. I want to share several examples of great branding that I’ve encountered lately. They use the logo to reinforce the brand over and over again, in both direct and subtle manners.

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Amazon escapes liability for its Brand Registry advertising

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In December 2020, Deetsch notified Amazon of his patents through the Brand Registry portal and asked Amazon to remove the Lei defendants’ products. He sent two letters by mail in March 2022, but was told he needed to use the Brand Registry … which he had already done. Motion to dismiss granted. State law claims would have been better.)

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"#1 Brand" claim was literally false because of apples-to-oranges comparison

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4, 2024) Finding Zesty Paws’ “#1 Brand” claim literally false, the court grants a preliminary injunction despite Zesty Paws’ attempt to create a factual dispute about what a “brand” is. The dispute turned on what a “brand” is; Zesty Paws argued that Nutramax was not a brand, but Cosequin etc. Nutramax Labs.,

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How Brands Can Compete in the Games Without Being Official Sponsors

IP Watchdog

When advertisers use the Olympics brand without authorization, the USOC views this as a loss of sponsorship dollars. The Olympics benefits from extra special trademark protection here in the United States.

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The Intersection of Intellectual Property, Branding and Diversity in Modern Advertising

WIPO Magazine

As the value of intangible assets rises, brands can inspire meaningful connections with a broader range of consumers and boost business growth by introducing diversity, inclusion and equity into their advertising campaigns.

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The Subvertising Movement: Protecting your Brand from “Brandalism”

IP Tech Blog

Heard of the climate activists defacing advertisements, billboards and bus shelters? Brandalism is a recent anti-advertising movement which uses a brand’s own assets and marketing channels against the brand itself, through replacing legitimate advertisements with spoofs and parodies (known as “subvertising”).

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Apple’s App Store is Riddled With Popular Piracy Brands

TorrentFreak

The app in question uses popular piracy brands such as “Gomovies” and “123movies” in its name, and lives up to expectations. Users who manage to crawl through a web of advertisements eventually have access to a wide range of popular movies and TV-shows. It’s clearly not perfect, however.